Well, I have finally decided to open  up my Etsy shop again, and give it another try.  I have so much jewelry to sell and even though there is so much competition with it, everyone's is unique in its own way.  My jewelry has a Victorian Steampunk theme with a bit of Vintage added to it.  I hope you will all stop by as I am filling it up this week with more goodies.
My pieces are different from those you see listed under Steampunk jewelry and I hope you browse through to see my work.

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